Configuration

The following are the configuration variables of weblablib:

WEBLAB_USERNAME	WebLab-Deusto credentials. It is not the username of the new user: it represents the system itself (e.g., the WebLab-Deusto system calling). Mandatory
WEBLAB_PASSWORD	WebLab-Deusto credentials. Read also WEBLAB_USERNAME. Mandatory
WEBLAB_CALLBACK_URL	weblablib creates a set or URLs for receiving methods directly by the user. This methods must be publicly available by the student. It can be /mylab/callback.
WEBLAB_BASE_URL	If you want to start /weblab/sessions somewhere else (e.g., /mylab), you can configure it here.
WEBLAB_REDIS_URL	Url used for connecting to Redis. By default it’s the database 0 with localhost and standard port, but you can configure it: redis://localhost:6379/.
WEBLAB_REDIS_BASE	If you use multiple laboratories in the same server, you should give different values to this configuration so there is no conflict in Redis. If one is lab1 and the other is lab2, in Redis values will start by lab1: or lab2:.
WEBLAB_SESSION_ID_NAME	The name that the weblablib session will have in the Flask session object.
WEBLAB_TIMEOUT	Value in seconds taken by weblablib to consider a user expired if s/he hasn’t polled in this time.
WEBLAB_AUTOPOLL	If True (default value), it will make that every call to the server will call poll.
WEBLAB_UNAUTHORIZED_LINK	When a user is not logged in (or the session expired -after an hour-, by default finds an Access forbidden message. You can put a link here to redirect him to a different URL (such as your WebLab-Deusto system, so the student is forced to log in).
WEBLAB_UNAUTHORIZED_TEMPLATE	Same as WEBLAB_UNAUTHORIZED_LINK, but instead of redirecting, it renders a template. If you put forbidden.html, it will render whatever is in templates/forbidden.html.
WEBLAB_SCHEME	If set to https, forces using https in the link sent to the user.
WEBLAB_EXPIRED_USERS_TIMEOUT	Once the user is expired, the information is kept in Redis for some time. By default, this is 3600 (seconds, which is one hour).
WEBLAB_AUTOCLEAN_THREAD	By default True, it states whether there will be a thread by process cleaning sessions of expired users or not.
WEBLAB_TASK_THREADS_PROCESS	By default 3, it is the number of threads in each weblablib process running tasks submitted by user.